Antiwar News With Dave DeCamp 12/2/25: Trump Holds Venezuela Talks With Top Advisers, NATO Floats 'Pre-Emptive Strike' on Russia, and More
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Dec 2, 2025 Tensions escalate as Trump advises on military pressure in Venezuela, triggering a fiery ultimatum from Maduro. The Venezuelan government prepares for guerrilla resistance, raising stakes in the region. NATO discussions about a preemptive strike on Russia spark outrage from Moscow. Meanwhile, Trump extends invitations to Netanyahu and calls for dialogue between Israel and Syria. Controversies abound as reports link a D.C. shooter to a CIA-backed unit and clashes persist in Gaza, illustrating the complex web of global politics.
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U.S. Pressure On Venezuela Intensifies
- The Trump administration is escalating pressure on Venezuela and preparing for possible military action.
- Maduro rejects ultimatums and signals readiness to resist, raising risk of wider conflict.
Second Strike Report Deepens Scandal
- A reported second missile strike on a drug boat contradicts public statements and fuels a war-crimes probe.
- The strike controversy increases congressional scrutiny and could slow plans toward Venezuela conflict.
Caribbean Buildup Looks Long-Term
- Pentagon contracting documents suggest the U.S. expects a multi-year troop presence in the Caribbean.
- Food and logistics orders through 2028 indicate the buildup is planned to last beyond the immediate crisis.